SEERXO

You can run the Etsy SEO Generator MCP server locally and connect it to Claude Desktop through a standard input/output (stdio) MCP workflow. This server automates creating SEO-friendly Etsy listings by interacting with the SEERXO CLI, letting you sign in, configure your API key, and generate titles, descriptions, and tags directly from Claude. It streamlines listing creation, saves time, and helps you consistently produce optimized content.

How to use

Install and configure the MCP client and the local server, then connect Claude Desktop to run Etsy listings generation from your conversations. You will sign in, configure your API key once, restart Claude Desktop, and then ask Claude to generate an Etsy listing. Typical actions include starting the SEERXO MCP, logging in to authorize the CLI, and invoking the generation flow from Claude with a natural language prompt like "Create an Etsy listing for handmade ceramic coffee mug.".

Steps you will follow in practice:

1. Sign in to the CLI to authorize the MCP server so it can use your API key without manual env setup in each session.

2. Add the MCP configuration to Claude Desktop so it can launch the local server when you start a session.

3. Restart Claude Desktop to apply the new MCP configuration.

4. In Claude, request an Etsy listing generation by describing the product and optional category details. Claude will route the request to the SEERXO MCP server, which returns a fully formed SEO title, description, 13 tags, and a price suggestion.

How to install

# Prerequisites
#  - Node.js and npm must be installed on your system
#  - Access to run npm global installs

# 1) Install the MCP client globally
npm install -g seerxo

# 2) Sign in to authorize the MCP client
seerxo-mcp login

# 3) Optional: configure with your email and API key (if you prefer manual setup)
seerxo-mcp configure --email your-email@example.com --api-key your-api-key

# 4) Prepare Claude Desktop to run the local MCP server
# 5) Restart Claude Desktop after configuring

Additional notes

Configuration for Claude Desktop is stored in the following location depending on your operating system. You provide the MCP server entry so Claude knows how to start the local process.

macOS: ~/.Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json Windows: %APPDATA%/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "seerxo": {
      "command": "seerxo-mcp",
      "env": {
        "SEERXO_EMAIL": "your-email@example.com",
        "SEERXO_API_KEY": "your-api-key"
      }
    }
  }
}

Configuration and security considerations

• The environment variables SEERXO_EMAIL and SEERXO_API_KEY are written to ~/.seerxo-mcp/config.json after you sign in. You can copy them if you prefer manual setup, but keep this file on a single-user machine and restrict permissions (chmod 700 ~/.seerxo-mcp && chmod 600 ~/.seerxo-mcp/config.json). Future updates may move secrets to a secure keychain.

Examples

Common usage patterns you can try in Claude after the server is running:

• Generate an Etsy listing for Handmade Ceramic Coffee Mug

Available tools

login

Authorize the MCP client by signing in to obtain access to the SEERXO API key and allow local MCP operations.

configure

Manually configure the MCP with your email and API key if you prefer not to sign in via the browser flow.

status

Check the current configuration and authentication state of the MCP client.

generate

Trigger a generation flow to produce an Etsy listing with a title, description, and tags based on your input.

help

Display available commands and guidance within the MCP client.